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JohnHancock
Community Member
12 years ago

Change States When Object is Clicked on Multiple Times

Is there a way to change the state of the same object multiple times, simply by clicking on the object? For example, I want to change a shape from red to blue to green by clicking on the shape. Thi...
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GeorgeTuft
Community Member
10 years ago

Thanks Wendy...I had been just about to do exactly that!

Great minds... :)

So, I'm still confused as to why Rebecca's file works, but mine doesn't.
She's using no variables, and only referring to the actual state of the object.

Is it because she's got a NORMAL state that matches the BLUE state, and that's allowing for the progression somehow?

 

 

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WendyFarmer
Super Hero
10 years ago

Hi George

I edited Beccy's file to show the name on the state - as you can see it never touches the 'BLUE' state.

I also added in a slide with just two states and it behaves the same as your's changes state once but not again.

Hence the use of variable.

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    VivianaZavala
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    Wendy - I realize this is an old post but THANK YOU if you ever read this. I still can't quit wrap my head around the sequencing triggers but I followed your directions to a tee and it worked!!! You rock. Viviana

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      WendyFarmer
      Super Hero
      4 years ago

      Great news Viviana - love how the forum continually helps people. All the best with your project and feel free to shout out if you need anymore help.